University of Arizona Campus • March 14 - 15, 2015 • 9:30am to 5:30pm
Don't miss J.A. Jance and Craig Johnson. (2015)
Don't miss Alan Lightman, Leonard Pitts, and Steven Raichlen. (2015)
Don't miss Lisa See and Gail Sheehy. (2015)
Don't miss Robert Crais, Rita Williams-Garcia, and Katherine Paterson. (2015)
Don't miss Noam Chomsky and Catherine Coulter. (2015)
Don't miss Dave Barry, C.J. Box, and Howard Bryant. (2015)
Don't miss Mark Adams and Mitch Albom. (2015)
Don't miss Amy Tan, Scott Turow, and Valerie Plame. (2015)
Since its inception in 2009, Tucson Festival of Books has given over one million dollars to literacy programs in Southern Arizona. (2015)
Are you a people person? Do you love books? We have the perfect volunteer opportunity for you at the Tucson Festival of Books! To join the fun, register for one of our volunteer positions...it's a great way to contribute to the community and enjoy all the Festival has to offer! Plus, you get a great volunteer t-shirt for your effort! More »
The "Rock Bottom Remainders" will be performing a literacy benefit concert on Friday, March 13 to kick-off the 2015 Festival! More »
This is the first of a series of stories about the Tucson Festival of Books and the impact that it has on tens of thousands of attendees, partners, sponsors, and businesses across Southern Arizona. More »
Local businesses and organizations willing to promote the Festival are encouraged to request materials to distribute to the community. Orders placed by January 15, 2015 will be filled in February; we will make every attempt to fill later orders, however, quantities are not guaranteed. More »
We are happy to provide Arizona schools with bookmarks and family flyers (English/Spanish) to promote Festival attendance. Orders placed by January 15, 2015 will be filled in February; we will make every attempt to fill later orders, however, quantities are not guaranteed. More »
We have the perfect membership option for you! Your donation as a Friend of the Festival helps ensure that Tucson Festival of Books is offered free-of-charge to the public and critical literacy programs in Southern Arizona are supported at the highest level! More »
